“The whole world is looking at the Indian atrocities in India-held Kashmir and UN Human Rights Commissioner has also offered to send fact finding mission to Kashmir which India has rejected,” the spokesperson added.

Zakaria said India cannot hide the crimes being committed in occupied Kashmir. Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif is going to strongly highlight the Kashmir issue in the UN General Assembly, he added.

Pakistan’s DGMO refutes India’s allegations

In the backdrop of Uri base attack earlier in the day, Pakistan’s Director General Military Operations (DGMO) established hotline contact with his Indian counterpart in the afternoon, Inter-Services Public Relations stated.

Pakistan’s DGMO refuted Indian allegation of involvement in Uri base attack saying the claim is “unfounded and premature”. He asked his Indian counterpart to provide actionable intelligence, if any.

“No infiltration is possible from Pakistani soil as tight security arrangements were in place on both sides of the Line of Control and the Working Boundary all along,” the Pakistani official reiterated.